International events and the growth of urban and suburban Muslim communities increasingly demands that Christians understand the basic claims of Islam and how those claims diverge from Scripture. On one hand, Zaka and Coleman cut to the main issues that divide Islam and Christianity. At the same time, they propose gracious approaches to both overcoming the hostility that often marks relations between Muslims and Christians and facilitating gospel communication. Both Islam and Christianity claim to teach the truth about ultimate reality. In "The Truth about Islam", Anees Zaka and Diane Coleman make clear, in prose and in charts and tables, what each religion teaches about its founder, its scriptures, its supreme being, and law and grace. The authors take the reader to the original sources, the Noble Qurán and the Holy Bible, to compare each faithś scriptures point for point.